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Foundations of Teacher Education
60-credit Associate of Applied Science Degree
Students who earn their associate's degree in Foundations of Teacher Education are trained to understand the complex issues involving the education of today's children and youth.
This program is structured to provide the necessary skills and knowledge for those wanting to move directly into classrooms and work as a paraprofessional, and it also provides a solid base for those who want to take their career a step further to earn a bachelor's degree and become a licensed teacher. Regardless of their choice, WCTC Foundations of Teacher Education grads are highly sought after and become key members of their schools' education teams.
In Foundations of Teacher Education, acquire the skills to help facilitate student learning in the classroom by providing individualized support and instruction under the supervision of a licensed teacher. Discover strategies to support elementary/middle school instruction in reading, writing, math and science; receive targeted training in managing and guiding young children's behavior; and gain skills to work with children with special needs. Additionally, develop an understanding of best practices in teaching pedagogy and knowledge of what it means to meet Common Core Standards for highly qualified teachers.
For those who plan to continue their education upon graduating from WCTC, several transfer agreements exist with four-year colleges and universities that offer bachelor's-level teacher education programs.
While Foundations of Teacher Education program graduates are hired to work in pre-kindergarten through high school classrooms, the focus of the program is to prepare students to work in elementary and middle schools.
- Prepare for jobs such as paraprofessional, instructional aide, instructional assistant or reading aide.
- Advanced standing is possible for those who can document appropriate work experience.
- Area public school sites provide practicum experience in the third and fourth semesters.
- Additional specialized short-term certificates in Inclusion Credential and the Teaching Strategies Credentials can complement the degree program. Select credits transfer to the University of Wisconsin-Stout, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, Alverno College, Cardinal Stritch University, Carroll University and other institutions.
- A physical exam and a criminal background check are required prior to a field placement internship course.
- Wages of recent graduates per Graduate Follow-up Report
- Three-year Avg. Salary for Full-time Related Employment: $25,533
Foundations of Teacher Education is only offered as a Blended Options program.
In the Blended Options format, programs are organized into short, manageable segments (e.g. one class meeting each week for six or eight weeks) that meet during evening hours. This format is designed primarily for working adults with some college experience. Learn how to become a Blended Options student.
Program Code 10-522-2
Required Courses
First Semester
|Course Num
|Course Name
|EDU:Teamwork in School Setting
|EDU: Intro to Educ Practices
|EDU: Guiding & Mnging Behavior
|English Composition 1
Total Semester Credits
Second Semester
|Course Num
|Course Name
|EDU: Techniques/Readg/Lang Art
|EDU: Child & Adolescent Devel
|EDU: Overview of Special Ed
|Oral/Interpersonal Comm
|Math w Business Apps
Total Semester Credits
May Semester
|Course Num
|Course Name
|EDU: Technology/Media Rsrces
Total Semester Credits
Summer Semester
|Course Num
|Course Name
|EDU:Positive Classrm Mgmt Tech
Total Semester Credits
Third Semester
|Course Num
|Course Name
|EDU: Adv Readg/Language Arts
|EDU: Support Students w Disab
|EDU: Practicum 1
|Intro to Psychology
Total Semester Credits
Fourth Semester
|Course Num
|Course Name
|EDU: Techniques for Math
|EDU: Techniques for Science
|EDU: Practicum 2
|Intro to Diversity Studies
|Intro to Sociology
Total Semester Credits
* (Prerequisites or substitutes may apply to this class.)
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View course descriptions of all required courses
View course descriptions of all required courses
522-101 EDU:Teamwork in School Setting
Study group dynamics, class and school policies, legal (included ADA) guidelines, ethical and moral responsibilities, liability, and confidentiality as they relate to the role of the instructional assistant as a team member.
522-103 EDU: Intro to Educ Practices
Address the fundamentals of teaching methodologies, learning styles, factors influencing teaching effectiveness strategies to meet the needs of all learners, questioning techniques, basic assessment practices, issues affecting our schools today.
522-111 EDU: Guiding & Mnging Behavior
Learn how to guide behavior to keep children safe and healthy. Explore strategies for improving behavioral problems at all levels while in the inclusive classroom, on the bus, on the playground, and on field trips.
801-136 English Composition 1
This course is designed for learners to develop knowledge and skills in all aspects of the writing process. Planning, organizing, writing, editing and revising are applied through a variety of activities. Students will analyze audience and purpose, use elements of research, and format documents using standard guidelines. Individuals will develop critical reading skills through analysis of various written documents.
522-102 EDU: Techniques/Readg/Lang Art
Learn instructional techniques and strategies used to teach reading and language arts, and practice the methods that are used in delivering a balanced reading and language arts program.
522-106 EDU: Child & Adolescent Devel
Provides an overview of growth and development through adolescence. The student will explore the fundamental tasks of physical, motor, perceptual, cognitive, social/emotional and language development.
Approved Substitutes: 307-179 ECE: Child Development
522-107 EDU: Overview of Special Ed
Provides an overview of the special education law. Special education classifications and associated causes and characteristics will be explored as well as state and federal qualification criteria will be examined. Student will examine key development milestones as related to the physical, cognitive, language, emotional or social development of children.
Approved Substitutes: 307-187 ECE: Children w Diff Abilities
801-196 Oral/Interpersonal Comm
Practice the necessary skills for effective speech delivery, listening, assertiveness, conflict resolution, teamwork and general interpersonal communication.
Approved Substitutes: 801-198 Speech
804-123 Math w Business Apps
Cover real numbers, basic operations, linear equations, proportions with one variable, percents, simple interest, compound interest and annuities. Apply math concepts to the purchasing/buying and selling process, and use basic statistics with business/consumer applications.
Approved Substitutes: 804-107 College Mathematics; or 804-115 College Technical Math 1; or 804-116 College Technical Math 2; or 804-118 Interm Algebra w Apps; or 804-195 College Algebra w Apps; or 804-198 Calculus 1
522-104 EDU: Technology/Media Rsrces
Develop the knowledge and skills in the area of media and computer resources as it relates to the instructional assistant. Gain hands-on computer and media experience and learn how to operate a variety of equipment. Prepare school-related documents while using selected software, and incorporate images into documents from a variety of sources, including digital cameras and scanners.
522-132 EDU:Positive Classrm Mgmt Tech
Examine the impact that issues such as divorce, alcoholism, child abuse, youth suicide, stress, violence and gangs have on behavior in the classroom. Learn conflict resolution techniques with an emphasis on de-escalation and prevention strategies.
522-122 EDU: Adv Readg/Language Arts
Develop the knowledge and skills needed to support and encourage children as independent, strategic readers and the techniques for supporting children through the writing process.
522-124 EDU: Support Students w Disab
Explore the components of a special education program, and examine strategies for proactively managing the learning environment to prevent behavioral problems and to promote inclusive learning for students with disabilities.
522-129 EDU: Practicum 1
Get an introduction to the classroom in either an elementary or middle school setting. Observe children and practice techniques under the guidance of a certified teacher.
809-198 Intro to Psychology
Explore concepts and terminology related to the topics of learning, perception, personality, motivation, human development and abnormal behavior. Examine the theories of the major psychologists.
522-118 EDU: Techniques for Math
Addresses techniques in assisting the classroom teacher in group and individual tutoring activities in math. Current practice including manipulatives, problem solving and assessment will be covered within the framework of state and national standards.
522-120 EDU: Techniques for Science
Introduction to the content and processes of science. Strategies of teaching science will be studied and practiced to prepare the student to assist the classroom teacher in group and individual activities in science. Current science processes, strategies, procedures, assessment options and factors affecting science learning will be explored.
522-131 EDU: Practicum 2
Practice the skills learned in previous program courses while under the supervision of a certified teacher.
809-172 Intro to Diversity Studies
This course draws from several disciplines to reaffirm the basic American values of justice and equality by teaching a basic vocabulary, history of immigration and conquest, principles of transcultural communication, legal liability and the value of aesthetic production to increase the probability of respectful encounters among people. In addition to an analysis of majority/minority relations in a multicultural context, the topics of ageism, religion, sexism, gender differences, sexual orientation, the disabled and the American Disability Act (ADA) are explored. Ethnic relations are studied in global and comparative perspectives.
809-196 Intro to Sociology
Understand the basic concepts of sociology, including culture, socialization, social stratification and multiculturalism, along with the five institutions: family, government, economics, religion and education. Other topics include demography, deviance, technology, environment, social issues, social change, social organization and workplace issues.
Approved Substitutes: 809-197 Contemporary Amer Society
Credit Transfer Opportunities
WCTC has agreements with local high schools and various four-year colleges and universities that enable students to transition more seamlessly from high school to WCTC to four-year colleges. Transcripted credit agreements provide high school students the opportunity to take WCTC courses at their high schools. Agreements with four-year colleges enable WCTC graduates in selected programs to transfer credits, often at junior-level standing. Agreements currently in place for this program are listed below.
High School Transfer Opportunities
WCTC Course
WCTC Credits Awarded
|522-103 EDU: Intro to Educ Practices
|522-106 EDU: Child & Adolescent Devel
|801-196 Oral/Interpersonal Comm
|804-123 Math w Business Apps
|809-172 Intro to Diversity Studies
|809-196 Intro to Sociology
Four Year College Transfer Opportunities
Program Specific Agreements
Program Name
Credits Awarded
|Alverno College
|BS Education-Elementary Education/Early Childhood and Elementary Education/Middle School
|up to 59
|Cardinal Stritch
|BS Early Childhood through Middle Childhood
|full program
|Cardinal Stritch
|BS Elementary Education
|full program
|Carroll University
|BS Teacher Education with Certification Options
|up to 64
|BS Leadership and Organizational Studies
|up to 65
General Agreements
Program Name
Credits Awarded
|Concordia University
|Any Bachelors
|Franklin University
|Bachelor of Science (various)
|Junior Standing
|Lakeland University
|Any Bachelors Degree
|Credits vary, check with Lakeland
|Mount Mary University
|Bachelor Degree
|Junior Standing
|Ottawa University
|Bachelor of Arts or Sciences
|up to 80, and 50%+ tuition disccount for WCTC grads
|Purdue University Global
|Any Bachelors
|credits vary, 20% tuition discount
|Upper Iowa University
|Bachelor of Science
|up to 78
|UW-Green Bay
|Bachelor of Applied Studies Online
|Junior Status
|Bachelor of Science in Management
|up to 60
|B. S. Career, Technical Education & Training
|up to 60
|Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences (BAAS)
|60-Junior Standing
|Wisconsin Lutheran College
|Bachelor of Science in Business Management & Leadership
UW-System Credit Transfer
If you are interested in attending a UW-campus, you should contact a transfer representative at the campus you plan to attend. You may also check credit transfer agreements between WCTC and the UW System to tell you which specific courses and general education classes may be accepted.
Important Cautionary Note:
This information is intended as a general description. Please verify the availability and details of the program that interests you with the transfer coordinator at the receiving institution.
Meet your Instructors
Carrie Perock
Phone: 262.691.5124
- BA, Elementary Education, Alverno College
- MA, Educational Technology, Lesley University
Teaching Philosophy
"Over the course of my 25-plus years of teaching, my philosophy has evolved and shifted from an emphasis on me as a teacher, to a focus on students and their learning. I believe students learn best when they are actively involved in their pursuit of knowledge."


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"I share the concerns of many Arizona citizens that the Commission's request implicates serious privacy concerns," she wrote in response to the request for voter information. "Since there is nothing in Executive Order 13799 (nor federal law) that gives the Commission authority to unilaterally acquire and disseminate such sensitive information, the Arizona Secretary of State's Office is not in a position to fulfill your request."Mark Martin did not balk. So, if you don't like that pay $2.50 and look up his street address and phone number and drop him a note.
In blocking the request, Arizona joins a growing number of states that have balked at aiding President Donald Trump's commission, which is vice-chaired by Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach.
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Communicate advantages of the COHE model to state WC agencies
Communicate the advantages of replicating or adapting the State of Washington's Centers of Occupational Health and Education (COHE) program through listservs and blogposts targeting policymaking and regulatory entities responsible for state workers' compensation (WC) programs. Audiences that may be in a position to move the policy needle in the direction of a COHE-type model of collaborative care include state-based insurers (states with state-based funds, monopoly states), state workers' comp regulatory agencies, and professional associations of those involved in policies related to RTW in a workers' compensation system, such as administrative law judges. We could investigate working with organizations such as the American Association of State Compensation Insurance Funds (AASCIF) to reach their membership through newsletter announcements or other means.


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ITV chairman Michael Grade has opened a bid for a lifeline from the
taxpayer to keep the broadcaster's regional news services on the air.
warned MPs on Tuesday that the switch from analogue to digital
televison will leave a £100m "funding gap" in regional news and "public
funding might be worth seriously considering".
Andy Duncan, Chief
Executive of Channel 4, told the cross-party media select committee
that Channel 4 News was unlikely to survive in its present form without
public subsidy.
He said: "Whilst Channel 4 News is a flagship
public service programme on the Channel, it is expensive to make and
has limited potential for revenue raising.
"As such it is
unlikely to survive in its present form – a one hour peak time
programme, containing 40 per cent international news – in a purely
commercial environment."
More on this story in this week's Press Gazette – available to subscribers on Thursday and on newsstands this Friday.


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The Wicked Witch of the Bar has waved her magic wand and cast a few spells.
The Senior Colts & U18 girls are having a Ghoulish Party this Saturday night, starting approx. 8.00pm.
All members of the living dead, i.e. 20 year olds and over are welcome to join in the fun and frolics. Fancy dress is not compulsory but would make it a better night. Forwards can just come as they are. Backs will need to make a bit of an effort, but not much.
Be there or we'll send the Resurrection Men round to dig you up out of your grave.
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North Vancouver, B.C., Canada (PRWEB) April 08, 2015
Specialty Technical Publishers (STP) and AECOM announce the availability of the newly updated International Audit Protocol Consortium (IAPC) EHS audit protocol for South Korea. Leading companies around the world use IAPC EHS audit protocols to understand the scope of their EHS regulatory obligations and rapidly collect, share, archive, and export audit findings in a cost-effective manner.
IAPC EHS Audit Protocols are prepared by AECOM in partnership with STP and focus on those national (plus, in some cases, regional or provincial) EHS requirements that have site-specific application for manufacturing operations. With a leading global EHS management consulting practice, AECOM has in-depth knowledge of local/regional EHS requirements and a worldwide technical expertise network.
STP and AECOM maintain leading-edge EHS audit protocols for more than 30 jurisdictions. The protocol documents are written in English and are available on CD-ROM in MS Word, Adobe Acrobat and Excel formats, as well as through STP's web-based portal or can be integrated into an existing company platform. Using the protocols' custom templates and advanced functionality features, auditors can easily track audit findings and manage data over time to improve compliance, risk management and safety performance. In addition, STP's formatting is compatible with leading risk management and sustainability platform providers.
Highlights of selected legislation covered in the newly updated protocol include:
- Legislation relating to chemical management was reorganized to divide the former "Toxic Chemicals Control Act" and its subsidiary legislation into the new "Chemical Substances Control Act" and the "Act on Registration, Evaluation, Etc., of Chemical Substances" and their respective subsidiary legislation. The suite of legislation covers ongoing use and management requirements, as well as notifications relating to businesses and activities. The "Act on Registration, Evaluation, Etc. of Chemical Substances" and its subsidiary legislation now cover registrations and notifications relating to new and existing chemicals. The "Act on Registration, Evaluation, Etc., of Chemical Substances" establishes a scheme similar to the European Union's "REACH (Registration, Evaluation and Authorisation of Chemicals)" program.
- The "Environmental Impact Assessment Act" and its subsidiary legislation were revised to provide a new category of "small-scale" environmental impact assessments for projects that are considered to have lower impacts to the environment but may be located in sensitive areas, such as conservation management areas, wetlands and certain river basins.
- New thresholds for discharges of hazardous substances in wastewater were included in amendments to the "Enforcement Ordinance of the Act" on the "Protection of Water Quality and Water Ecological Systems." In addition, the appendices to the "Enforcement Ordinance of the Act on the Protection of Water Quality and Water Ecological Systems" were revised to include more chemicals in categories such as water pollutants and hazardous water pollutants.
- Amendments to the "Labor Standards Act" included new requirements for accommodations in the workplace for pregnant women.
- The "Occupational Safety and Health Act" and its subsidiary legislation were revised to include more detailed requirements around general risk assessments and to expand the list of occupations that are subject to Danger and Hazard Prevention Plans. In addition, changes were made to general health and safety training program requirements under the "Occupational Safety and Health Act."
- Several Public Notifications were issued or reissued in relation to safety and health requirements, including the following:
- "Public Notification 2014-22 on Submission of the Report, Review and Process Safety Checks for Implementing Regulations on Safety Evaluations;"
- "Ministry of Employment and Labor Public Notice Public Notice 2014-14 on Guidance on Workplace Risk Assessment;"
- "Ministry of Employment and Labor Public Notice Public Notice 2014-22 on Submission, Verification, Assessment, and Implementation Evaluation of Process Safety Reports;" and
- "Public Notice 2014-164 Regarding Safety Inspection Procedures."
For more information on all International EHS audit protocols offered by STP and AECOM, click here.
About Specialty Technical Publishers
Specialty Technical Publishers produces technical resource guides covering environmental, health & safety, transportation, accounting, business practices, standards and law, offering comprehensive guidance on key compliance and regulatory issues. STP is a division of Glacier Media Inc., a Canadian information communications company that provides primary and essential information in print, electronic and online media. Glacier's Business and Professional Information Group publishes directories, technical manuals, research and development materials, medical education, electronic databases, investment information and specialty websites.
About AECOM
AECOM is a premier, fully integrated professional and technical services firm positioned to design, build, finance and operate infrastructure assets around the world for public- and private-sector clients. With nearly 100,000 employees — including architects, engineers, designers, planners, scientists and management and construction services professionals — serving clients in over 150 countries around the world, AECOM is ranked as the #1 engineering design firm by revenue in Engineering News-Record magazine's annual industry rankings, and has been recognized by Fortune magazine as a World's Most Admired Company. The firm is a leader in all of the key markets that it serves, including transportation, facilities, environmental, energy, oil and gas, water, high-rise buildings and government. AECOM provides a blend of global reach, local knowledge, innovation and technical excellence in delivering customized and creative solutions that meet the needs of client's projects. A Fortune 500 firm, AECOM companies, including URS Corporation and Hunt Construction Group, had revenue of $19 billion during the 12 months ended December 31, 2014. More information on AECOM and its services can be found at http://www.aecom.com.


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You don't want your kids or roommates to purchase things on your behalf. And, you surely don't want to be taken by surprise by your credit card bills. Thankfully, Amazon has included a setting inside the Alexa app which lets you set up a security pin, or disable Alexa's purchasing power altogether. If you want to do either of the two, here's how you can do it:
Setting Up Security Pin for Voice Purchases Via Alexa
1. Open the Alexa App and tap on the hamburger menu to bring the side menu, or, you can just swipe from left to right.
2. Then, tap on Settings and scroll down till you find the "Voice Purchasing" option as shown in the picture.
3. You will see a "Require confirmation code" option, enter your 4 digit PIN and hit save changes. Your pin has been set up. Now from the next time, whenever someone is trying to buy anything with the help of Alexa, he or she will have to speak the code aloud to complete the purchase.
Disabling the "Purchase By Voice" Option Entirely
Enabling the PIN is a good step to secure Alexa's purchasing power, but it still has a big drawback. Since you need to speak the code aloud, there's a high probability that someone can easily ear drop and listen to your code. If you want to completely safeguard Alexa's purchasing power, the only way to do it is by disabling it.
1. To do that, we need to follow the similar steps which we took in the previous section, i.e, go to Settings->Voice Purchasing.
2. Now instead of setting up the PIN, disable the "Purchase by voice" toggle. Now, no one will be able to make purchases through Alexa including you.
See Also: How to Sync Apple Calendar With Alexa
Disable Alexa's Purchasing Capabilities To Avoid Unauthorized Purchases
If you have been looking for ways to stop people from making unauthorised purchases through Alexa, this is the way to do it. We love Alexa, and we don't want anything to interfere with that feeling. What about your thoughts on Alexa's voice purchasing skills? Tell us your Alexa stories in the comment section below.


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Exit133 is about Tacoma
Will New "Respect" Strategy Improve Police-Community Relations?
Starting tomorrow the Tacoma Police Department will host a series of conversations with the community as part of Project PEACE, a new initiative to intentionally improve police-community relations.
Elsewhere in the country new strategies are being tried as well, including an interesting one reported on by Next City. The approach, called RespectStat, takes an evidence-based approach that tries to quantify public sentiment toward the police. The program, based on the popular, but also controversial CompStat, surveys citizens to generate statistics on community experiences with police by hour, shift, or police unit, with the goal of identifying when and where negative attitudes are generated.
Tacoma Police will be working to build a relationship of trust and respect with the community. They're starting with talking. Would some sort of quantitative measure of community attitudes help build that relationship?Read more at Next City


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MSNBC's "Hardball" host Chris Matthews argued, "the idea that so-called media in New York is somehow carrying on some campaign for Hillary Clinton is an absurdity" on Thursday.
Matthews, after playing GOP presidential candidate Texas Senator Ted Cruz's criticism of the media, said, "Well, of course, that's a joke, if you watched the Democratic debate, Hillary Clinton faced an onslaught of questions, tough ones, on everything from her emails, to her honesty, and her Iraq War vote."
He added, "I think everybody watching right now knows the difference between opinion journalism and straight fact reporting. I mean, everybody, you pick up the newspaper, you go to the opinion page, you go to the op-ed page. You turn on the radio, you listen to opinion, you know the difference between Sean Hannity and Shepard Smith, everybody does. Everybody with an IQ knows the difference. To go after — the New York Times is not nice to Hillary Clinton. Maureen Dowd is not Hillary Clinton's best friend. I mean, the idea that so-called media in New York is some how carrying on some campaign for Hillary Clinton is an absurdity, and people who believe it, either don't pay attention or just are not simply being honest people to themselves about it."
April Ryan, American Urban Radio Networks' White House Correspondent and Washington Bureau Chief argued, "I think Hillary Clinton is being held to a higher standard, and she's been in this process for quite a while. So, the media feels comfortable for going after her harder than we would with the regular person, Donald Trump, or Ben Carson, or maybe even a Marco Rubio. she has been around the presidency, the executive branch, the legislative branch, she's been around it for quite a while. And I believe that Anderson Cooper had the best, this is my personal opinion, he had the best debate, because he asked the tough questions and I do believe that the Fox debate for the Republicans was the second best debate there has been, with the fact that the reporters were asking the pointed questions. So, I believe that Hillary Clinton is held to a higher standard. I don't think she's getting a pass."
(h/t Mediaite)
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There are many accessible toilets provided in our buildings, Parks and Reserves, as listed below.
MLAK Keys - some toilets are accessible only by using a special key for people with disabilities - MLAK (Master Locksmith Access Key). MLAK facilities are indicated below. To purchase a MLAK key call 1800 810 698.
For more access information contact the Access and Inclusion Co-ordinator at North Sydney Council 9936 8100.
Balls Head Reserve
Near picnic area and car park. MLAK yes, but there is no electricity supply attached to the toilet and it is locked at night.
Berry Island
Near the playground. MLAK yes, but locked at night.
Big Bear Shopping Centre
Neutral Bay. Only open during business hours.
Blues Point Reserve
Lower grassed area behind children's playground. MLAK yes.
Bradfield Park North
Unisex. At the former Kirribilli Bowling Club. Open during Cafe business hours and during Kirribilli Markets.
Bradfield Park South
Unisex. Near the Fitzroy tunnel. Push button automated.
Brennan Park
On the western side. Locked at night.
Cammeray Oval
Entry pathway off Park Ave (part of changing room facility).
Coal LoaderAt the back of the Education Centre.
Cremorne Point
Near Robertsons Point. MLAK yes.
Crows Nest Centre
Third floor, Ernest Place, Crows Nest. Not unisex.
Civic Park
Unisex. Near the library with easy path access from Miller Street, North Sydney.
Council Chambers
Unisex. Lower ground floor, Miller Street, North Sydney (ask for access at Customer Service).
Cremorne Reserve
Locked at night.
Crows Nest
Unisex. Near Woolworths, opp the lifts. Open during business hours only.
Don Bank Museum
Open during museum hours.
Forsyth Park
Toilets adjacent to Community Centre. Locked at night.
Greenwood Shopping Centre
Located at the entrance to car park. Open during shopping centre hours.
Indoor Sports Centre
Accessible toilets open during centre opening hours.
Kesterton Park
Part of the public toilet block behind the playground. MLAK yes.
Kirribilli Neighbourhood Centre
Fitzroy St, Kirribilli (located on the Bligh street side of the centre). Open during centre opening times.
McMahons Point Community Centre
Not unisex. Open during centre opening hours.
Milson ParkIn the sports change rooms. Locked at night.
Neutral Bay Community Centre
Unisex toilet on the ground floor via access ramp. Only open during the day time or when the Centre is in use.
North Sydney Community Centre
Open during centre opening hours.
North Sydney Oval
Located under the Bob stand, the Mollie Dive Centre and the Scoreboard. Open during events.
North Sydney Olympic Swimming Pool
Milsons Point. Only open during swimming pool opening hours.
Olympic Drive
On the Kirribilli side. Push button automated.
Primrose Park
Part of the changing rooms. Locked at night.
Stanton Library
Miller Street, North Sydney.
St Leonards Park
Near children's playground. MLAK yes.


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I booked the tour for the northern lights with Artic Adventures in April and who was our guide, Simon, was explaining to us a lot of anecdotes about the northern lights and other stuff. The travel was inside of a super jeep, going through a...More
Visitors from the world over flock to Iceland to catch a glimpse of the elusive northern lights. With this tour, increase your chances of seeing the spectacle when you trade in the usual plodding tour bus for an SUV specially fitted to traverse the rugged Icelandic countryside. Your guide takes your small group to hard-to-reach places in the service of helping you see the aurora borealis.
Meet in central Reykjavik and hop on board a "super Jeep," which seats no more than 15 and has monster tires that measure upward of 38 inches (95 centimeters) tall. Once settled in, travel out of the city in search of the northern lights.
Your guide takes stock of weather reports and other variables to find the best locations from which to view the lights. Drive along the Icelandic countryside to secluded locations buses can't get to, including mountaintops. Listen as your guide tells you about the science behind the northern lights phenomenon, and why Iceland is one of the world's most accessible places to see it.
Stop for photos ops if you choose. Your guide will take photos and show you how to set your camera to capture the lights. Enjoy a snack of biscuits, hot chocolate, and Icelandic liquor.
Your evening tour concludes with a drop-off back in central Reykjavik.
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I booked the tour for the northern lights with Artic Adventures in April and who was our guide, Simon, was explaining to us a lot of anecdotes about the northern lights and other stuff. The travel was inside of a super jeep, going through a...More
Dear dbenor, We thank you very much for taking the time to share your experience with us. We are really happy to hear that you enjoyed your tour with us and are sure that Símon will be more than glad to read your kind words!...More
We've been on 2 Northern Lights trips since arriving in Reykjavik with 2 different companies. Each trip at either end of the cost spectrum! What is apparent is that generally what makes you feel like it was worthwhile, or not, is whether you see the...More
Dear Skylight2020, Thank you very much for sharing your experience with us, we highly appreciate it. We offer both a minibus and a super jeep northern lights tour because we know people have different preferences but our aim is always small group experience and we...More
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His picture should be on the side of a New York skyscraper, his cuteness hanging near the clouds for the world to see. "That is my grandson", I would say smiling at the bigger than life photo of an incredible 4 year old. I would chuckle and say it again, "that's my grandson". But better yet, I get to see him in person. He's fast, busy, happy and crammed with emotion. His hugs could knock you over. He squeezes me so close and tight that even though there are no words spoken it equates to screaming I love you. During those hugs, the both of us, just for a moment leave earth for the moon! So, the other day, after our hugging ritual, I set him down and asked if he wanted a Popsicle. I held a box brilliantly beaming with primary colors "Orange or Red?" I asked. "Red is my favorite". "My favorite" is his new phrase. The beauty of his life is played out in the just a few words, "it's my favorite". Do you snuggle with you mom? "Yeah it's my favorite." Do you play tackle with your dad? "It's my favorite." Do you like your bike? "It's my favorite". You gotta love that word, favorite for it means, beloved, my chosen, my much loved.
His uncle Beau, had favorites too. Toy accordions, coffee, nachos, white t-shirts and bandanas, this list could be a mile long, changing with the next commercial, or the next conversation. I never had to ask what his favorites were because he bore them like a badge, bright and shiny, in your face. It became so easy to find the next new favorite in his kaleidoscope of likes.
I knew his favorites when it came to things. What I was unable to do is persuade him that he was my favorite; my beloved, that he was favored and wanted by God and that in the end, he should be his own favorite. In the quiet of the night when his favorite things were long put away, if he felt he wasn't being picked, it seemed he just never believed enough to pick himself.
Our favorites are our part of our distinction, our specialty. So I got to thinking about favorites. Do I know the favorites of my family and friends? Have I taken the time to notice? Have I shown them that I care about what they love? Do my actions scream "I love you; you are my favorite" to my loved ones and myself?
So the rest of this month I am going to find out the favorites of those around me and tuck them away for future moments of surprise and delight while I show them why they are my much loved.
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Happy Friday everyone!
If you haven't heard my podcast, Social Media Unscrambled, you might want to. We dissect social media, show you how it works and have lots of fun as well. Here's Episode 78; have a listen and a laugh.
This might be the best idea ever: a British bloke created an app which filters out all Kim Kardashian news from your news feed. Why didn't I think of that?
This is disturbing, especially for parents: there are apps which allow people, including and especially children, to store and cleverly hide content they want to save on their smartphones. This is why a lot of content avoids parental detection. Parents, you should be aware of these things, but don't feel bad: I have never heard of these either.
Here's something else I've never heard of: the Secret Sister Exchange. Apparently this is a scam where, if you give a gift, you will get a whole bunch of other gifts in return. Don't fall for it folks.
Also, there are lots of features in popular social media applications like Facebook and Twitter which are hidden. Have a look at some of these hidden gems to help grow your business.
Finally, one of my favorite things in the world is watching news bloopers. This one, featuring reporter and a pig, is among my favorites. Just hilarious.
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DA: Deputy justified in shooting, killing man who reached for gun
EUGENE, Ore. - A sheriff's deputy lawfully used deadly force against a man who refused orders to get on the ground and instead reached for a semi-automatic handgun, the Lane County District Attorney said Wednesday.
The incident January 15 left Robert Martinez Jr. dead.
The county's Interagency Deadly Force Investigative Team gathered evidence in the aftermath of the deadly shooting, as required by Oregon law.
District Attorney Patty Perlow reviewed the investigation and determined the deputy was justified in using deadly force against Martinez.
The incident happened around 4 p.m. that day after deputies learned of a suspicious vehicle an unincorporated area of Lane County in Eugene.
Deputy Richard Smith, a 3-year veteran with the Lane County Sheriff's Office, arrived in the area at 4:48 p.m.
With the help of a neighbor, Smith located a stolen vehicle parked in the driveway of a home on Clairmont Drive.
"Deputy Smith could not see that the vehicle was occupied when he arrived, and while confirming the license plate of the vehicle, both the driver, Robert Martinez, Jr., and the passenger, Miles Smith, exited the vehicle," the district attorney's office said in a statement. "Deputy Smith gave commands to both men to get back in the vehicle, and then to get on the ground, but neither complied."
Deputy Smith pointed his Taser at Martinez as Martinez walked toward the front door of 559 Clairmont Drive, and warned him that he would be tased if he did not get on the ground. Rather than comply, Deputy Smith reported, and video surveillance captured from a nearby residence confirmed, Martinez instead grabbed toward his right jacket pocket and produced a semi-automatic handgun. Witness statements, including Miles Smith, confirmed that Deputy Smith provided audible warnings prior to using his Taser. Miles Smith also confirmed that Martinez was reaching for what he believed was a gun.
Deputy Smith deployed his Taser, which had no effect, prior to transitioning to his handgun, and fired at Martinez until Martinez went to the ground and was no longer an immediate threat to Deputy Smith. Deputy Smith reported that Martinez was raising the gun toward him when he shot at Martinez, and believed he would have been shot had he not fired first.
The investigation showed that Deputy Smith discharged his Taser at Martinez, but it was not effective, as one probe struck his sweatshirt and the other did not make contact.
After additional units arrived on scene, Deputy Smith moved Martinez to a position of cover. The passenger had fled the scene and his whereabouts were unknown at this time. Once in a position of cover, responding officers from the Eugene Police Department took over providing care for Martinez, until medics from the Santa Clara Fire Department and Eugene/Springfield Fire Department assumed care for, and transported Martinez to the hospital, where he died a short time later.
During the entire incident, Deputy Smith displayed a calm demeanor that can be attributed to his training and professionalism. The citizens of Lane County can be proud of the men and women in law enforcement who respond with courage to these dangerous events every day. We should be grateful as a community that we have people willing to serve us in this way.
The district attorney released home surveillance video that shows the encounter between the deputy and Martinez.
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Marquee New Year's Eve - MaRLo + DRAM (USA) Tickets
10:00pm, Sun 31 December, 2017
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Let Marquee Sydney take you on a music journey for your last hours of 2017 with Australia's #1 DJ MaRLo in Main Room and platinum award winning artist DRAM (USA) hosting The Boombox. Enjoy expansive views of Sydney's famous midnight fireworks with access to two EPIC parties - your ticket gives you access to both MaRLo in the main room and Sydney's best R&B party in The Boombox with DRAM (USA) hosting.
All tickets receive a complimentary drink on arrival PLUS delicious canapes served until 11PM.
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Want to celebrate all weekend? The NYE Weekend Pass grants you entry to ZOO Fridays on the 29th, KID INK on the 30th and MaRLo + DRAM on the 31st!
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Dotty's Topsy Tale features Dotty, a pink hippo that doesn't quite fit in. With help from her best friend, Chizzy, she finds she can be happy with herself no matter what her color. The book introduces a purple baby hippo, Violet, to gently explore the topic of discrimination. Suggested age for readers 2-5.
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Genre: Children's picture book, educational
• Length: 16 Pages • Publisher: Guardian Angel Publishing
Release Date: April 20, 2009
Donna Shepherd has been a columnist for The Dabbling Mum, National Association of Baby Boomer Women, and Christian Work at Home Moms. She has hundreds of articles and devotions to her credit with stories and devotions in Daily Grace for Women (David C. Cook), Anytime Prayers for Everyday Moms (FaithWords), and The Best Grandma in the World (Howard Books) to name a few. Donna's books for children - Topsy Turvy Land, No More Gunk! & OUCH! Sunburn!, Chizzy's Topsy Tale, Dotty's Topsy Tale, Poodle and Doodle, Sully's Topsy Tale, Bradybug, Where is Salami? and Ava's Secret Tea Party feature short, playful rhymes and humorous illustrations. Donna is founder of Greater Harvest Workshops and Middletown Area Christian Writers, and in demand as a Bible teacher, conference speaker, and singer with over thirty years of experience.
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Definition of crafty
- a crafty swindler
- The crafty detective got the suspect to confess to the crime.
- a crafty scheme
a crafty real estate broker who got people to sell their property at bargain prices
These example sentences are selected automatically from various online news sources to reflect current usage of the word 'crafty.' Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback.
First Known Use: before 12th century
in the meaning defined at sense 1See Words from the same year
artful, beguiling, cagey (also cagy), cunning, cute, designing, devious, foxy, guileful, scheming, shrewd, slick, sly, subtle, tricky, wily;
obvious, open, patent, plain, public, unconcealed;
aboveboard, candid, direct, forthright, frank, honest, natural, outspoken, plainspoken, real, simple, sincere, straightforward, unaffected, unpretending, unpretentious, unvarnished;
childlike, impressionable, simpleminded, unsophisticated, unworldly;
crooked, deceitful, deceptive, dishonest, fraudulent, insinuating, knavish, Machiavellian, oblique, serpentine, shady, shifty, slippery, sneaky, treacherous, underhand, underhanded, unscrupulous;
backhanded, double-dealing, hypocritical, insincere, left-handed, mealy, mealymouthed, smooth-tongued, two-faced;
circuitous, circular, roundabout;
clandestine, concealed, covert, furtive, hugger-mugger, secret, stealthy, surreptitious, undercover;
: clever in usually a deceptive or dishonest way
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Last night's celebrity sightings included Lady Gaga, Usher, Meagan Good and Khloe Kardashion – all kicking it in the west coast. Check them out:
Lady Gaga and Dr. Dre introduced Monster Cable's headphones, "Heartbeats by Lady Gaga", at the 2010 International Consumer Electronics Show in Vegas.
Of course, Lady Gaga excelled in the shock department as usual, wearing a hat seemingly made of her hair, and loose capri fishnet leggings. Wonder what's going through Dre's head as he gives Lady Gaga that stare…
Usher wore a sleek ensemble to the Haze nightclub in Vegas, including a pair of fresh brown leather driving gloves and jacket. Keeping it clean and sexy.
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Cosmetic dentistry is not confined to the front of the mouth! Aesthetic, tooth-colored restorations can also restore posterior teeth to their original appearance and strength. These restorations, made of either composite resin or porcelain, are biocompatible, strong, and much more aesthetic than traditional silver and gold fillings.
They are also very conservative, enabling preservation of healthy tooth structure. Dr. Genis is highly experienced in the cosmetic restoration of posterior teeth, including the replacement of old silver and gold fillings. With our help your teeth can look like they've never been filled!
There are different types of dental restorations which are used in particular situations.
An amalgam is an alloy or combination of two or more metals. Amalgam fillings (silver fillings) are made up of mercury, powdered silver and tin. They are mixed and packed into cavities in teeth. It hardens slowly, and replaces the missing tooth substance. Amalgam fillings are held in place by the shape of the prepared cavity. The cavity has to have an undercut to prevent the filling from falling out. The amalgam is then slotted into the cavity. It is still commonly used, despite an ongoing debate about mercury toxicity.
"The superglue of dentistry" - Composite resin is a plastic tooth-coloured material that is used as a filling. It is also called a white or plastic filling. The process of fusing the filling material to the tooth is called bonding. It is placed into the cavity in layers until the tooth is restored to its original form. An ultraviolet light is used to harden it, and it can be chewed on immediately after it has been completed. This is an advantage it has over amalgam. The filling bonds or sticks to the tooth. This characteristic is a major advance for dentistry. There is no longer the need to cut a slot into a tooth to hold a filling in place, as is necessary for an amalgam filling. As a result, less tooth needs to be cut away for a filling. It is hard wearing and is used for repairing front and back teeth. Bonding is ideal for front teeth that need cosmetic dentistry.
An inlay is a solid filling that is cemented into a tooth that has been specially prepared for it.
To make this restoration, an impression of the prepared cavity is taken using an elastic material. It is sent to the dental technician who will make the inlay.
Most inlays are made of gold or tooth-coloured porcelain.
An onlay is a modified inlay. It is also made by a dental technician, from the impression taken of a prepared cavity. It differs from an inlay in that it not only fills the cavity as an inlay does, but also covers and protects the chewing surface of the tooth. It is also cemented into place and may be made of gold or tooth-coloured porcelain.
A replacement crown does exactly what its name implies, it replaces the natural crown of a tooth. It is often simply called a crown.
When all, or a large part of the original crown of a tooth has been destroyed by injury or decay, the lost tooth material needs to be replaced. The remaining portion of tooth is trimmed down in preparation for a replacement crown. After taking an impression of the prepared tooth, the dentist sends the impression to the dental technician who will make the replacement crown. This new crown is then cemented onto the remaining part of the tooth. Replacement crowns may be made of porcelain, gold or a combination of the two materials. Temporary crowns are made of acrylic. A replacement crown is also made for a healthy tooth, when it forms part of a bridge, or when it is used to improve the appearance of a tooth.
A veneer is a thin facing of porcelain or plastic material which serves to replace only the front visible part of the tooth. It is used for tooth repair and to whiten the teeth permanently and make the mouth more attractive. After the dentist has prepared the tooth, an impression is taken and sent to the technician, where the veneer is made. The porcelain veneer is cemented into place, using a special cement that bonds it to the tooth. This is a conservative and popular method for improving the appearance of teeth.
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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 218943
initng gets locked cause of selinux
Last modified: 2007-11-30 17:11:51 EST
Description of problem:
i wanted to try initng so i installed it and reboot.
but the booting process got locked at 8%.
the problem is that system/selinux/dev wont boot.
i tried switching selinux to permissive mode but initng still got locked.
i also tried to completely disable selinux but the result is the same.
so i press CTRL+D when it gets locked but still after a while it tries to run
of course it gets locked again.
the i press CTRL+D again, and it reaches the login.
but after a while i get some error saying that smartd, dhcdbd and NetworkManager
cant start. at least until i run them with the /sbin/service utility.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
How reproducible:
Steps to Reproduce:
1.install initng
2.reboot to an initng grub entry
3.it gets locked at system/selinux/dev and system/selinux/relabel
4.smartd, dhcdbd and NetworkManager cant start
What happens if you clean out all selinux stuff from the runlevels? Check
/etc/initng/default.runlevel and /etc/initng/system.virtual and remove all lines
starting with system/selinux. That's the best test I can come up with right now.
Since I don't know much about selinux I'll add Dragoran to cc list of this bug,
hoping he might have any good ideas...
yes try disabling it for now I am a bit busy now will look at it this weekend.
how is the check_selinux supposed to work?
service system/selinux/dev {
need = system/initial/mountvirtfs;
script start = {
check_selinux() {
while read dev mp fs stuff
[ "$fs" = "selinuxfs" ] && echo "$mp"
# Check SELinux status
selinuxfs=`/bin/awk '$3=="selinuxfs" {print $2}' /proc/mounts`
echo "selinuxfs is $selinuxfs"
Replacing check_selinux call with the oldschool awk grep from proc mounts allows
it to proceed past this. Where does check_selinux know how to read from
/proc/mounts? got some hald weirdness with selinux, but dunno what that is yet.
There are now new upstreams versions of both initng and initng-ifiles in Fedora
extras. I have no idea if this bug is solved, but let's hope it is ;-)
I'll close this bug, please reopen it if the error is still there.


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Saturday, August 28, 2010
New pet....
The other day Paul was walking in the back yard and he came across this little turtle. Nathan and Paul decided that they should keep it and put it in Nathan's habitat. The next morning I was checking on it and I noticed that where Nathan had put half an inch of water this poor turtle was trying to swim under the water, it was too big!! Well after a little research about a red-eared slider turtle I discovered they are aquatic and need a lot more water than what it was given. I was on a hunt and I found a plastic storage container that was missing a lid put 3 inches of water in it and rocks for it to climb onto, as they need a dry place to go to, an put in the turtle. It immediately swam to the bottom and hid under the rocks. The kids gave it some sand and we noticed that it was acting as if it was trying to bury itself in the dirt. We have been feeding it tomatoes and lettuce, but may see it f they eat other things. I am not sure how long this turtle which is still nameless, will be our pet, but time will tell. For now it is fun watching the kids as they "play" with it and ant to feed it every day. The turtle will stay in the water most of the time unless it knows that there is no one around then it will get out and sun itself on the rocks.
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Saturday, August 21, 2010
Horses and Fish
What a day today was. We went to some friend's house (Mark and Melanie, that we know through Church) to fish for catfish and ride a horse. When we got there the kids were a bit timid of the GIANT Quarterhorse, Cimarron (The brown horse in the pictures. The grey horse is their tempramental Thoroughbred that only lets Mel ride him.). Well, I was holding Emily and I was able to get her to sit on the horse then as Mel walked the horse Emily sat and rode as I walked beside her. Then I dropped off and let Emily ride alone!! She loved it! Second it was Kayla on the horse, she rode and even let the horse jog while she bounced up and down. Nathan rode one time and claims he almost fell off, but I saw him doing great. He did not enjoy it as much as Kayla and Emily, but I am glad he tried it. Kayla and Emily rode him twice and Nathan just once. Maddie did not want anything to do with Cimarron. I would try to get her to just sit on him, but she would latch onto me tighter than a vice grip. She would not cry, but she did say , "No, No, No" in a sweet little voice with her brow furrowed. It was kind of cute. Then they fed the horses carrots, and played on the trampoline. We also went inside and saw her pet frog, and two box turtles. Nathan is hopeful that he will get one of the turtles, Pedro. They are still small, maybe a year old. The frog was weird it is in an aquarium and jut swims, she fed it a meal worm and it used it's front legs like hands to push the worm into its mouth. It was kind of strange. Finally it was time for fishing, this what Nathan was awaiting for. They have a little pond for the horses and in it there are catfish and perch. We did catch about 5 catfish ranging from 6 to 18 inches. We also caught about 8 perch. There are not many pictures of the fish as we were busy baiting lines and unhooking fish. It was HOT so the fishing came to an end and the kids played on the trampoline for a while before we left to go home. It was a long day outside and a good one. Everyone had a good time and enjoyed riding on Cimarron.
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SHE Lost Her First Tooth!!
Kayla lost her first tooth today!! Her two front bottom teeth have been wiggly for a week and she has not wanted anyone to touch her teeth! Last night it was bleeding a little and was READY to be pulled, but she was not having any of it. There was no way anyone was putting their fingers in her mouth to pull that tooth out (trust me Nathan and I tried!!). This morning while brushing her teeth she felt what she thought was a clump of toothpaste in her mouth and she spit it in the sink. Well, it was her tooth!!! Luckily she had put the drain stopper in and it prevented her tooth from going down the drain. She was so excited and came running downstairs to announce to everyone that she lost her tooth. It was too cute to hear the excitement in her voice telling how it all happened. Now to wait and see if she gets a bit more adventurous with the pulling of her teeth or if she just lets them all fall out naturally.
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Thursday, August 19, 2010
First Day of School
Today was the first day back to school for Nathan and Kayla and the first day of school for Emily!! I walked in with Kayla and Nathan, and Nathan walked on to his class, never looking back just slowly walking to his classroom; complete opposite from last year!! He did tell me at dinner the night before that he was excited about school, but that he was only excited about the first day and would not like it the rest of the year. I guess he did not want me to get my hopes up!! After Nathan walked on to his class I (by I, I mean me, Emily and Maddie!!) walked Kayla into her class where she gripped onto my leg and would not turn loose. We walked to her hook where she hung up her backpack, and put her water and lunch on the shelf. Then the tears began, she cried and cried, we walked over to her table sat down in her chair, she kept crying and I explained how mommy could not stay and I would be back to pick her up later in the day. She cried and cried. I asked her to be a brave girl and I explained that I needed her to be brave. She was still crying, but wanted me to take pictures of her, I told her I would so we picked out a crayon (pink of course) and she pretended to color. She said in a sobby sad voice "I don't know what to color..." I said, Color a baby." To which she sobbed back to me, "I don't know how to color a baby." So I took a few pictures of her, but they are kind of sad. Maybe next Tuesday when I go in with Emily I will get a picture of her happy!! I asked her to be brave and I needed to take Emily to her classroom, she said OK and a hug and kiss later we left. She sat in her seat with friends around and tears in her eyes. Off to Emily's classroom, where she walked right in we found her cubby, hung up her bag, put her lunch away, and walked over to the table to color. She was amazing...it was an experience I never knew a child of mine could do. Emily was nervous but there were no tears and she acted like it was all OK. I wanted to stay all morning and just savor the moment, but I knew if I did the moment would pass and she would eventually cry. So after a few pictures, Maddie and I left. We walked back to main building where Nathan and Kayla were and checked in on Kayla (by "checked in" we stood in the hall and looked in the room not to be seen). She was not crying anymore and was following the morning routine of prayers, pledge of allegiance and birthdays. We walked down the hall and looked in on Nathan, he was sitting in his desk and was paying attention. He looked a little nervous, but was very brave. At the end of the day they all had a good time, and survived. When I picked up Emily she was crying. Apparently they had music class last in the day and Ms. Jones was too much for little Emily!!!
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Thursday, August 12, 2010
Can you tell what is missing from this picture???
It is Nathan's front tooth. Yes I know I write about his teeth falling out a lot, but he is at that stage. He came to me this morning and asked me to feel how wiggly his tooth was it was pretty loose. He came to me a few minutes later with a string in his hand and asked if I could tie it to his tooth so he could pull it out, I told him "No, you will hurt yourself!!" He left and went up stairs. Approximately 30 minutes later he came back to me and showed me a hole in his mouth and his tooth in his hand!! This would have been all fine and cute, but I was planning on trying to get a good picture of all of the kids for Paul for his office, another day!!
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Sunday, August 8, 2010
With the neighbors back in town and the pool not at our beck and call, we played in the sprinklers to cool off. The kids had a lot of fun and Nathan even played this time. I think he was out there because Paul said he would spray him with the hose after they played in the sprinkler for a while. They danced and were so silly. It has been a good summer and I am glad to say that we all survived.
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Saturday, August 7, 2010
Playing in the Rain!!!
Yes, that is right rain!! We got rain, it was great and cooled things off into the 80's. The kids had a ball playing in the rain and Kayla used this as a good time to use her rain coat and her umbrella!
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She wasn't crazy!!
The dove that has been sitting on her nest for 3 months finally hatched her eggs. We have two baby dove that have take up residence on the front porch. They are cute and naturally do not like humans. The kids enjoy looking out the window and watching them as they sleep in the dirtor on the chairs. It is pretty interesting to watch when their mom comes to feed them and they violently try to get the food out of her mouth. I have enjoyed them, but am ready for them to take flight and leave, they have turned my front porch into a bird poop sanctuary, not very pleasant.If you look out the window you can see the dove sitting on the arm of the chair...
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Friday, August 6, 2010
The past few days I have noticed LOTS of these little caterpillars. Today while we were playing in the yard I had the kids "catching "them" and we would see who caught the most! The caterpillars were easy to catch as they were climbing the fence and on the porch. They caught a lot 100+ and I am letting them die. Yes, I know love your animals all God's creatures, but I am trying to grow a garden and have trees that are in need of help, so I have opted to save the plants and sacrifice the 100's of caterpillars. The kids especially the girls had a good time catching them.
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Thursday, August 5, 2010
Out of Town
Our neighbors are out of town and we are "pool sitting" for them. I know it is a tough job,but someone has to do it!! There was one day that I cleaned out the traps and it was a lot stinky as the caterpillars had been in search of water fallen in the pool and drowned. Lots of dead caterpillars in the pool vacuum!! We have been over there almost every day for a few hours playing and just cooling off. Plus this helps them to be tired at bed time!! The kids have played nicely together making up games and just playing while I sit and play with Maddie or I just sit and watch as Nathan, Kayla, and Emily play together and Maddie plays with her cups and fills them up with water dumps them out, fills them up again, dumps them out... It has been nice to have family time, for Nathan to not be worried about running off to play with Jake and just having fun with his sisters. However he ends up playing their games more than they play his. That does not make him too happy, but he is a good sport about it all.
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